The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-07-10
REVOLUTION TN HAWAII.
TIE POPULACE DEifiND THE AnDICA-
TON or KING KALAKAUA.

N A A
He Prcm,.c. m New Consultation ..S IL LEFT
ON the Threne-Premier Gibssu Arrested
and n New Cabinet Choscn ny the People.
SAN FRAycrsco July 0-The steamshIp
Maripoao which arrival from Australia tbis
,,orning having toucbod MT Tho Hawaiian
Io,,nds hrin,. th, imnor, n Mt information that
,Sn aS,,,.,,J rovolntinn a., tho II, waiian tins.
don, hos actually occnrreI THO nooulacs
nraonizod n nd don,,ndcI tho downfajl of tho
M;niatrv md tho nh,lication of the king Res.
t1on,s ~ uono,n,n md tho snrrour,,,n0 conn.
49,, ns.,,,o,, ,,o,rora NJ govornment Tho vol
unteer military forces OF the kingdom wore
with them
A. eel. Tho cihso, NJ,rtatry hos f,I,on
no c iesu. ."u n h,, INV m"o,,,o ha,daa hr
and cabinet named by the people. heaueu py
William NJ. Qrocn. has boom appointed. King
T. ,,,.,, L. ,,.r,,i,,od ,o ror,,i, ~, tho throno
hui"""ua IN P'iit'oo =, w 'o'''''.' VI. WV
although Invested of all present power having
acceded To tho demand for n now Constitution
49, .,',s, ~, ,,n ,,,,,, ., thn nno,,,o Tho
80, ~ .,'.,.,., .i...J - ~, I'll, =
Ming was thoroush.y u,,'Enleu, "a aS On ou ".
800. n', A.. E.a,,nh C.,,,,,,
sionor. and tho Portuguese Commissioner. to
whom hs ofyerotl TO transfer the pro te,n now
ers vested In him as King These officials ro-
fused 10 oeeep. Inc trust. o"' "sSon ''t Ms
which nd T vice. t 10 followed.
Walter M. Gibson. his son. ln-law, and r. H.
Haysel,len arc under arrest, having been seized
bv the civic troops when ottempting to escape.
Tho populaee assumed control OF affairs In
the the Honolulu r. Rides and other hastily organ.
'm,, ,,.,;a. pnt-,Is ,,.r, oatnh-
i lu throughout the city, md guards placed
over tho military armory. On tho afternoon OF
June 30, a meeting was hold ut the nrmory OF
the Honolulu Rifles, tho mooting having boon
.-.io, ~, ,o.to,s T., +h, E,,I;sh JY,w,;;op
nu,eI,iscu ny poetcis III Wv i'. '., 49, %",".a
and Portuguese languages. ana long before
building wore thronsed With ali classes ot reo,-
me- All the stores an; ana s"rs nsn he (" S"ssd
p but e roSps % mnS %
iThe Honolulu Itihes were under arms. On Inc
displayed tho Hawaiian American. and Eng
fish flags. Tho meeting was addressed In tho
English and Hawaiian languages; md resolu-
The administration Of the Hawaiian Government has
and n"r ss to
exist, ,,,,., ~, ,,u.., :,
man nd on NIX KIM KalaE"ua: WV w.
Fret that he shall at and Internationally die
mis-. HI. - hr.. y" Within
Mrs.ne Henry Mnte5h"'e '"ntrsy nrowm or MarR (
WSs shall Be- s" to tie picy Of s.earm%
% .as 4a s BY nr De
The third and fourth demands. wore that the t,.
hn ssr sso1d %ak and os Ka%
4 Ia,, ihs bribery. The fifth demand reads us
'o we rso,. ,D.c,oc ,,ear. from the King TIM. h.
Will not In INT re either Gr.c.y M r.
No! or astsnp to andny es
l't ,. or Legislators s, ,., -, ,uo. ..,,,
nnoss thi,tnnn WHO mnds thar wnv to The
news halalrenay reaehod .he palace, and No
psrs ~ !. ps"s;sf (, f i. RI n, %sss
Ts kill must Si nrs aacea hs Ct
the norFnar snf beoeafnss me%sns
p S%t him q: his residence against mod Of
native Haawniiffn ,s:. +,o s.o.msh,, N.r,,.
nryca p sss .5 RFasgf 200 T'S .
were seized by tie nSGpe and stored in tho
nTmG: IT h. Sr % M coy
ornaments on July /, klng Ka!asnun formally
a ann"!Gis sto M Of oren Affairs who eomrsted
Th,r,,n, w,n;st.- NJ Tho 1,..r,or. cod,r.v
brown Minster of finance an, w hs6ford Attorney
General,
Tina anrronIlor of kim nlnka to tho do
manGs 81 the nonmlace' Vas as complcte ms the
;annmi"x t nndmrpd nv lie Int" Ninistrv In roc
snonsa 10 tha demands made Winn him he re
1Irtinh in Gctnil His rnrd ia as folIows: nv
e.,, n 1850. 40 nav n,
10 e h,nr 10Y s,s,a IA . '"e '""Dee
cy.Itssyy; In ncknowedvinc the receip, NJ r,solu
.ion. .eptsd Al mass 'nsstns hsIa yss'crd,y. and
through you 20 our loyal subjects a. Wei as 70 th. riii
Zen 81 ~ our a o x" IN" n.ma a or
natstomnl atom In preen!ilr iHeir S,i"vances
To Tie irs. PROPOSITIONS contanci IN The resolutions
passed by the citing whose action yon represent
reply .lt has heen substantially complied with NJ
the formal res'Tnnt"n o. me Mmry wisn '%ok place
on me Sa o. 1ersx sSusst. Ss Hon L. senn 10
form new Cabinet on The day sHccs edns the resigns
tion Of the Cabinet
To the second proposition, we reply that Walter NJ
Gibson has severed all connection with the Hawaiian
G9rernsn . py MA r.n, thu, Wa ID mn, .d
NIT ,hs truth Ok he matters stated sse@s bu' viii .s
nit the whole su6jec 20 our new cabinet and gladly
act according 10 their advice and VIII cause restitution
to be made by l'nrties foand responsi6le
ne fGpTin W. fey MA a' or com
~ C"nyevsne"s on The asth Of June and s snecessor
has been appointed.
70 the NTH proposition we reply that the specific
pledges required OF each and seyeray acced"
We pleased to assure the members OF tbs cnmmit
tee and Byal subjects that and ahali Vt all
times be anxious and ready TO cooperate with cOun
ciors and advisers we'll as witt, our inteligent and
patriotic ci!izens 10 all matters tonching tho honor
Ysn a. an our pa,srs 81. r. isy OF july A. D. 1887